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Calibration of the Length Test for Unreplicated Factorial Designs

The Lenth test is a simple procedure to test for significant factorial effects in unreplicated 2k factorial experiments. Estimated factorial effects are standardized and compared to critical values from a t distribution with (2k - 1)/3 degrees of freedo..

Thomas M. Loughin | T. Loughin

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